Repeater - Overview. 1  When an information-bearing signal passes through a communication channel, it is progressively degraded due to loss of power.
I have recently built my first PC, and everything so far is going great. My only problem is that I don't know what to do about installing programs. I have a 128gb SSD that I have windows 7 installed on, and then a 500gb HDD. My problem is that I'm unsure what I should and shouldn't put on the SSD.So far I have all my programs installed on the SSD, but I want to know if it would be a better idea to move them, or atleast some of them? have a 128gb SSD that I have windows 7 installed on, and then a 500gb HDD. My problem is that I'm unsure what I should and shouldn't put on the SSD.
The battle between SSD and HDD is over, and the winner is clear. While there are merits to both Solid State Drives and Hard Disk Drives, the choice at this point is clear â you need an SSD. The price advantage HDDs once held is quickly slipping, and unless you have 1TB or more of data to store, you should buy a system with an SSD. They provide a noticeable bump in performance during boot-up times and data movement, often clocking in at five times faster than the speeds possible on an HDD.